December
17,
1927
Do
Your
Christmas
Shopping
Early
and
in
Comfort
THE
ACSICS
ANNUAL
FTn
JSL
a
'
-
i
empiauon'
Sale
Offers
the
llixKwt
llama
in
in
IJ.C.
MEN'S
SUITS
ri
i.-
one
lot
made
of
ni.-si
imported
French
l.nirlish
Worsted
in
,
olors.
blue
pin
atripe
jury
mixtures.
Included
ri
popular
new
style
in::
in
single-breasted
a-
well
us
double-i
.1
styles.
HeKUlar
turn
Sale
$24.95
HOYS'
OVERCOATS
only.
Hoys'
Blue
Chin-..
Ovi-ri-oaLs,
red
flannel
.
ui
xl
brasa
buttons.
i.
i-
the
very
latest
for
i
Mlc
chap
with
both
..
unil
comfort.
u;ion.SaIe.
6.95
MEN'S
FURNISHINGS
I
Silk
Muffler
in
as-i
shades.
Regular
to
I'luti'H!
Sale
S1.95
Silk
Web
Suapen-parter.s.
and
armband
Ml
neatly
packed
in
riiristmas
box.
at
inn
Sale
Jj
MEN'S
SHIRTS
Hundreds
from
whig)
to
choose,
including
the
Very
latest
Rayon
mixture
weaves
and
self-striped
Broadcloths,
very
neat
patterns
with
separate
soft
collars
to
match.
All
sixes
in
white,
tan
and
blue.
Temptation
Sale
SWEATERS
White
all-wool
Pullover
Sweaters
with
colored
trimmings,
neck
and
cuffs.
Made
in
England
by
St.
Margaret's.
Regular
values
to
10.45.
iS2,UM.wn.8!,!e.
2'95
LADIES'
HOSE
Ladies'
Chiffon
I'ure
Silk
Hose
and
Silk
and
Wool
Hose.
24
inch
top
in
various
shades.
Temptation
Sale
ft
4
OS
Price,
2
pr.
for
LADIES'
SCARVES
Ladies'
Rayon
Silk
Scarves
in
12
different
shades.
Regu-i.-ii
$6.01)
value:
Temptation
Sale
Cf
QC
Price
Acme
::
Importer
No
l.
O.l).
Orders
Strictly
(
ash
No
Charge
Accounts
Mall
Order
1
orwar.led
K.
press
Prepaid
UBARRY'
DEMAND
Toilet
Luxuries
used
by
smart
women
the
world
over.
We
have
just
reived
a
shipment,
direct
from
England,
containing
all
their
best
and
latest
Sets
and
Toiletries
Night
('ream
'Impart
the
Velvety
Texture
of
Youth"
..
7.jc
Day
('ream
"Neither
greasy
nor
sticky"
"'jC
l
ath
Soap.
cakes
in
box,
per
box
St.."0
Hath
Soap,
in
small
cakes,
assorted
odors,
12
in
box,
box
JiftMiO
Hcauty
Soap,
8
cakes
in
box,
per
box
""'C
'
omplexion
Soap,
visitors'
siie,
6
in
box,
per
box
Sl.00
Nt
aving
Soap
in
old
English
pot,
each
-'l!0
Bath
Soap
and
Hath
Crystals,
box
f1,"0
Hath
Crystals
in
bottles,
from
each
S5f
to
$l!.r0
ompressed
Tablets
Hath
Baits
1'7r
ertumes
in
CryHtal
Iiottlos
SI"-00
Penume
in
bulk,
per
oz
Jj:.0
a)).
Perfume
and
Face
Pointer,
In
case
K.r
pvfume.
Lip
Stick
and
Compact,
in
case
''J0
'!
fume
and
Compact,
in
case
t?"!-
i:
uuty
Hox,
Compact.
Day
Cream,
Soap,
Tooth
Paste
.
.
!.-
yfic
Pioneer
Dtttpcisls
tTHIUD
AVE.
V
SIXTH
ST.
TELEPnUNtb
n?6juu
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
THE
DAINTIEST
HUEAKr
AST
POOD.'
Smoked
Daily
hy
Canadian
pish
&
0W
Slo"ge
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Huperl.
U.C.
Church
Notices
NT.
AMIXIIVK
CATIIKhlttU
Bactor.
Archdeacon
O
a.
SUx
Morning
service
at
11
o'eloek.
I
v
su
ing
service
at
7
30
Bacraotenl
of
the
Lord
WW
.
will
be
administered
oa
'
.
rnnwjabJl
y
of
tbe
month
at
11
y
ot
the
month
at
S
hool
at
2
JO.
Utl'TItT
t
ill
ItCII.
Minister.
Rev
W.
T.
Pries.
Mornlaa;
wMthip
at
11
o'eloek.
Talk
to
foung
people
Sermon
Sunday
JCbool
at
2
JO.
Evening
service
at
730.
Sftmen
topic
"Finding
a
Fortune.'
OifanistW.
Vaughan
Davles.
Monday
t
8
turn,
Fireside
Club.
Interesting
program
Young
men
and
women
ear-dlally
invited.
iiuiiitiw
KtiMttt:
micikty.
en-ice
every
Sunday
morning
in
the
Bay
Block,
S46
Second
Avenue.
Subject
on
SXindSJ
"la
the
Universe.
In-eluding
maar'Svolred
by
Atomic
Force.'
Testimony
meeting
on
Wednesday
even
ing
at
s
o'clock
FitKHfirTeiiiAN
(in
urn
MUttoter.
Rev.
J.
ft.
Frlaill.
B
A
tteaidence.
The
Manae.
Phone
403.
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock.
Sob
Jeet:
"Shadow."
Sunday
school.,
at
tai.
Chrutmae
Tree,
December
venlng
aervlce
at
7:30
p.m.
Subject':
Doea
a
Han'a
Daefulnaea
ceaae
with
hla
grey
nalrsr
I'lUHT
I
MIIKK
CHI
ItCII.
Rev
A.
Wllaon.
B
A
,
pastor.
Klaa
I
Haddock.
deaooiteM.
Morning
worth
lp
at
11
o'clock.
Sun-if)
aebool
at
gJO.
Svenlng
aervlce
at
7
SO
nan.
Subject
"Qool
Things
from
leaat
ltfcely
pAtoM
"
Monday
"tttQ
Toung
Teople'a
Society
Chrlatmaa
Social."
Friday
at
3
p.m.
Primary
Department
ChrlatSaaa
Tree
and
Concert.
'
st.
r.u'MK
xtmiEitAN
ruritcii
rsav.
John
H.
Hanaon.
Pastor.
Restdencs:
Ctefp
Bldg.
Phone
Red
381.
taming
wamhip
at
n
am.
(Engiiaro.
Sunday
achool.
Kble
class
13
noon.
ConftrmaUon
clew
aame
time
aa
Sunday
achooL
SMnlng
terrlwe
at
1M
pjn.
(Scandinavian)
.
Bong
by'
choir
and
apastal
music.
A
cordial
welcome
to
all.
Cbrutaa
tree
program.
Decem
ber
St.
Utltl
Of
THANKtf.
Mrs.
A.
M.
Priestly
takes
this
opportunity
of
thanking
the
Trainmen.
Hlks
and
FrlenS
of
Prince
Rupert,
for
the
beautiful
floral
tributes,
also
kind
as
praaalona
of
sympathy
shown
her,
in
her
recent
sad
bereavement.
'
IlKATII
AT
CAUlAltY.
OAUMRT.
Dec.
17
Robert
James.
S3
years
of
age
of
Cochrane,
died
Friday
from
sorposure
during
a
recent
norm.
Rudge.
manager
of
Cap
talk's
Cove
cannery,
was
a
passenger
sailing
thia
morning
by
the
Cardena
tor
Vancouver.
Alex
Sutherland,
manager
of
Prince
Rupert
cannery,
asUed
thj
morttpig
on
the
Oardcna
for
Vancouver
where
lie
win
ipead
the
vacation
season.
David
.Douglas,
well
known
m
local
waterfront
circles,
aalled
this
morning
by
the
Cardena
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
spend)
the
holiday
aeaaou.
1H(AT
THAT
DICAldliT.
A
clubman,
after
a
sporty
evening
with
plenty
of
liquid
refreehments.
arrived
horns
about
1
a-m.
Tumbling
for
his
key.
he
found
that
be
had
forgotten
1
so
he
tumbled
into
the
hammock
on
the
lawn
and
was
aoon
fast
asleep
Uev
woke'
shortly
after
daybreak
and
aaw
his
wife
regarding
him
severely
from
the
open
window
of
their
bedroom.
"I
shay."
called
the
muddled
one
from
the
hammock,
"shut
thai
beastly
window,
will
you?
Ill
catch
my
death
of
cold."
Boston
Transcript.
.
f.
Advertise
In
Tbe
Dally
N-wj
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Moose
Christmas
Tree.
December
18
Canadian
Legion
Xmaa
Tree
Dec.
23
Elk'a
Leap-year
Dance,
January
20.
Elk's
Annual
Dance.
February
17.
Short
of
Breath
Dizzy,
Sinking
Spells
COULDN'T
WALK
FAR
Mrs.
L.
A.
Oliver,
Granville
Ferry,
JRB.,
writes:
"A
few
years
ago
I
had
dixsy,
sinking
spells
so
bad
I
could
hardly
stand
up
without
'taking
hold
of
somethiag
to
support
me,
and
I
could
not
walk
any
distance
on
aceoixat
of
being
so
short
of
breath.
"1
had
taken
a
lot
of
doctor's
medicine,
but
it
did
roe
uo
good,
only
for
the
time
beiu(.
Su
reading
in
the
ll.B.D.
aliataiu
olwut
i'-
'
I
decided
to
try
them
and
found
them
to
be
just
what
they
are
rec
ommended
to
be,
and
I
feel
that
I
owe
my
life
to
tinm
Pt.ce
30c.
a
box
at
all
druggists
snd
uYaJe-v
or
mailed
direct
on
reeeip
of
p
-a
by
The
T.
Miihurn
Co.,
Limited,
'I
;ronto,
Oat,
J:
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PJLG5
THBEE
8
T
Local
and
Personal
.
V
BO.
Undertaltrs.
Pnont
tl.
Dentist.
Or:
J.
R.
Oobm.
Phone
686
ZeoUh
Otfc.
.the
place
.It
-
L
tsT
Moa
Ohftf&as
jTee.
j
'dock,
prompt.
to
ult
every-
Sunday
at
t
293
Ut
tbt
Big
4
habltl
!Whn
thlntlng
f
a
Taxi,
phone
4.
tl
Ooslj
Yes.Tetkweee)ilstnebetmlne
in
BQ.
Try
K
and'
be
eeavlnced.
t:
Fvr
tftotk
taA
saUtfateory
work
bring
Xnu
heaaatltshfag
to
Dollar
Store,
tl
A.
MtlUe
o:
Bmlthers
la
a
viaiter
In
tax
at,
brtag
rHtred
at
the
Savoy
Hotel.
For
a
arlfCtlep
unoklng
sundrtea.
Third
and
FfiilteA.
of
chuoolatee
antf
Federal
Newt
Co
af'
tl
Store
opeii
tonight
(fntli
10
pm.
and
?very
evening
until
Chruuna.
Rose,
Cowan
is
Lam,
LW.
293
Oiot
lUmau
retumekl
to
the
city
on
vealeiTiay
attenatxHilaV
train
Irom
a
brief
trip
tb
Smtthersou
bualnesa.
A.
R.
NithoUa
returned
to
the
tlty
an
yeeteretey
afUtnoans
train
from
a
ortef
hunting
Ulp
!he
Skeena
River.
to
the
mouth
of
Hyde
Trairtfer
now
4guW
for
A!
Alberta
Bootless
and
Pembina
Peerleu
These
ooala
are
under
cover,
don't
bu
water,
buy
coaL
$12
a
ton
can
yoi"
it
it
Captain
SaundeM,
superintendent
aaelton
on
Gfflctal
duties.
tf
.r.arlne.
announcea
that
the
Rose
Spit
buoy
la
reported
net
to
be
burning
bu
steps
are
being
taltn
U
have
It
re-
O.
O.
Maekay,
district
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
ot
public
works,
returned
to
the
city
on
yeeter
day
sfteraeon's
train
from
a
trip
tf
Walter
Smith
of
the
C.N.R..
etty
tleket
offtoe
aalled
yeeterday
afternoon
on
th
Prtnot
Rupert
for
a
holiday
trip
soutr
In
the
oomee
of
whleh
he
expects
to
travel
ae
far
as
Portland.
Oregon.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
.
Capt.
Johnstone,
arrived
In
port
at
13:43
last
night
from
Vancouver
and
wayports
and.
after
making
calls
In
the
Skeena
River
during
the
night,
aalled
at
noon
today
on
her
return
south.
steataer
Princess
Mary,
north
bound
from
Vancouver
to
Alatka
ports,
la
due
to
arrive
at
4
o'clock
this
after
noon
from
the
south,
continuing
her
voyage
about
.an
hour
later.
The
Mary
ia
due
to
touch
here
on
her
return
south
next
Wednesday
afternoon.
Capt.
J.
Stobart
of
the
Salvation
Army
reports
.'considerable
demand
for
clothing
for
children
between
the
ages
of
1
and
10
year.
He
Is
unable
so
far
to
meet
the
requirements
snd
would
fbe
grateful
for
donations
along
this
line.
The
Army
baa
considerable
needy
cases
to
deal
with.
Canadian
Legion
Christmas
Tree
on
Friday.
December
23
at
330
pjn.
for
the
children
(up
to
12
years
of
age)
of
all
?x
-service
men.
Please
send
names
and
age
to
P.O.
Box
628
or
phone
553.
lee
cream
and
soft
drinks
for
the
young
stars
and
tea
and
cakes
will
be
pro
vidtd
for
the
ladles.
We
have
Just
received
another
lovely
lot
of
fur
coats,
consisting
of
muekrat
calfskin.
French
seal.
Hudson
seal.
Per
sun
Lamb
snd
Orey
Krtmmer
Lamb.
These
are
all
in
the
latest
styles,
and
from
now
until
Christmas
wesre
mak
ing
a
special
offer
of
one
third
off
tbe
selling
price.
Do
not
miss
this
oppor
tunlty
of
getting
a
lovely
coat
at
reasonable
price.
W.
Oold
bloom.
Second
Avenue.
tf
Miss
A.
Hubbard.
n.N.,
reached
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon'a
train
from
Winnipeg
to
Join
the
nursing
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
from
which
Miss
Bernice
Clay.
n.N.
and
Miss
Hasel
Cunningham,
R.N.,
recently
resigned.
Miss
Clay
left
this
week
for
Smltbers
to
Join
tbe
hospital
staff
there
and
Miss
Cunningham
will
re
main
in
the
city
until
after
the
Christ'
mas
and
New
Year
holiday
season.
The
next
trip
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Steamer
Princess
Mary
has
been
arranged
as
a
Special
Christmas
Sailing
and
will
leave
Prince
Rupert
on
tbe
afternoon
of
December
31.,
arriving
in
Vancouver
on
December
"23
In
time
for
passengers
to
make
connections
with
steamers
for
Vancouver
Island
ports.
Seattle
and
other
destinations
in
the
vicinity.
Passengers
desiring
to
travel
via
Canadian
Pacific
should
make
.early
reservations
for
there
will
be
a
heavy
list
of
holiday
seekers
from
Alaska
and
tbe
Yukon.
Phone
31
or
call
at
City
Ticket
office
on
Third
Avenue.
223
Donald
MeLeod.
well
known
pioneer
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
.who
held,
.an
official
position
here
with
Foley,
Welsh
&
Steawrt
during
O.T.P.
construction
cloys
and
who
subsequently
took
a
pro
minent
part
in
the
building
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway,
was
in
town
overnight
renewing
former
sc-
quaintancee.
Mr.
McLeod.
who
now
makes
his
home
in
Vancouver,
la
in
the
north
for
the
purpoee
of
visiting
with
his
sister.
Mrs
James
Richmond,
at
Terrace
He
arrived
from
there
on
vex
niav
:ifternoor.
-
train
and
returned
iu'fi-"
'.Ji.
oi'trtuag
CHRISTMAS
rv
'
V
X
I
alius
x
x
.
j-
vl
jao.
.
-
.y
j
-WITM
p1g
(
The
best
foundation
for
many
cieltghtful
jj
iv
A
I
Mi
Distilled
by
the
famous
London
process.
mj
l-K
Sterling
Dry
Gin
is
the
favorite
of
those
b
II
who
appreciate
the
best.
Q
Reputed
Quarts,
S3.00
j
I
Reputed
Pints,
$1.50
);
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Skating
daily,
3
to
4
and
S
to
10.
tf
.
i
Have
you
bought
your
ticket
for
the'
Elk
fur
coat?
233
C.
Anderson
sailed
this
morning
on
.he
Princess
Beatrice
for
Vancouver.
Not
to
late
to
have'
those
photos
taken
for
Xmaa
at
the
Benson
Studio!,
Mrs.
W.
N.
Hoss
aalled
today
on
the
Princess
Beatrice
for
Portland.
Oregon,
where
she
will
join
ber-fausband
who
has
become
located
In
that
city.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Beatrice.
Capt.
H.
Anderson,
arrived
at
230
morning
from
Vancouver
and
wayports.
sailing
at
11
ajn.
on
her
return
south.
According
to
word
received
at
the
Dlgby
Uland
wireless
station,
the
sal
vage
vessel
Salvage
King
expected
to
fiellver
the
wrecked
steamer
Oatala
to
Vancouver
some
time
today.
,
Passengers
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Mary
for
the
north
win
Include
Mrs.
Roy
Blake,
Roy
Prestholt,
A.
Anderson,
W.
J.
Keffer,
Mrs.
L.
Law-ler
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Prince,
all
tor
Ketchikan.
Passengers
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
John
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
will
Include
Mrs.
Anna
Dsniel-son
for
Lagoon
Bay.
and
Miss
K.
Mathers.
Mrs.
Rudge
and
Jaok
Olllatt
for
Sandsplt.
St.
Andrew's
Society,
meeting
last
night
with
President
James
Irvine
In
the
chair,
made
final
arrangements
for
the
annual
Christmas
Tree
which
will
be
held
soon.
It
was
decided
to
celebrate
the
anniversary
of
the
birth
of
Robert
Burns
on
January
2
J
with
a
supper
and
dance.
Charles
Oreen.
Indian,
sts
fined
115
and
$3.50
costs,
with
the
option
of
thirty
days'
Imprisonment.
In
city
i
I
pel
Ice
court
this
morning
for
drunken-
ess
and
an
additional
$25.
or
thirty
days,
for
having
rum
in
his
possession.
the
terms
to
run
concurrently
should
he
fall
to
pay
the
floes.
Oreen
pleaded
guilty
to
both
charges.
As
a
result
ot
the
slippery
street
this
morning
following
the
heavy
rain,
a
light
delivery
car,
belonging
to
the
city
public
works
department
and
driven
by
Jack
McRae.
city
foreman,
went
ol
Eighth
Avenue
West
and
is
lying
over
the
bank
with
radiator
into
!
the
muskeg
In
a
vertical
position.
Another
-lint
delivery
car.
belonging
tO
M
,
local
plumbing
concern,
'went
off
i
Slth
Avenue.
East
near
Cotton-
Street.
A
big
delivery
van.
belonging
to
Tom
Lee.
went
off
the
Cow
Bay
road
near
the
bridge.
In
none
of
these
accidents
were
any
persons
hurt
PAIN
from
!
Bladder
Irritation
Soon
satsd
bv
SANTAL
RUDY
j
Bswsee
f
Imltsttons
Leek
for
the
weed
"HIDV
i
Sold
btr
all
drutriiu
!
Rsllsvsd
b
IcanadianJ
pacific
Ksaiiwiv
C!e
arance
Tremendous
Reductions
in
Coats,
Hats,
Dresses,
Handkerchiefs,
Lingerie,
etc.
Everything
on
Sale
Christmas
Gifts
-
-
at
Cost
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
T
berrnk3l'
,Vra"s'"'
Ju0K,u
""d
Sltagway
November
12,
2?;
Iiereni.
To
Vancouver.
Victoria
and
Seattle
November
2,
16,
SO;
December
21.
and
January
4.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Rutedale.
Eat
Hells
Bella.
Iren
Call.
Mamu.
Alert
Bay.
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver
everr
Haturdav.
II
a.m.
Agency
lor
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
Information
from-
W.
C.
OltCHARIl,
Oenrral
Arent
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Ha
pert,
B.C.
Those
31
Roasting
Pans
:
Carving
Sets
Three
Piece
Carving
Seta,
from
Si.00
to
$10.00
set
Roasting
Fans,
covered
or
open,
made
from
Sheet
Iron,
Aluminum
Ware
or
Enamel
Ware,
from
."f
to
S0.7.-.
each
Mail
Orders
Carefully
Filled
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
253
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert